High Hopes from Modi 3.0! EV Auto Sector Expects Revolutionary Boost, Check

The electric vehicle (EV) industry in India is expecting big things from Modi 3.0, including lower GST on lithium-ion batteries, more local production and enhanced assistance for smaller-town businesses.

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The electric vehicle (EV) car industry is buzzing with anticipation as the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi resumes office for a third term. It is anticipated by those in the industry that over the next five years, Modi 3.0 would significantly accelerate the electric vehicle and semiconductor chip sectors. Check out what the electric vehicle (EV) sector and associated startups want from the new modi 3.0 administration.

Boosting the EV Ecosystem

The electric vehicle (EV) sector hopes for sustained assistance in promoting domestic manufacture as a means of lowering reliance on outside suppliers. Government support of domestic manufacturing can contribute to the development of a strong EV ecosystem. This is seen to be essential for cutting expenses and boosting EVs’ competitiveness in the Indian market.

Achieving the 2030 EV Target

By 2030, the government wants a 30% of all vehicles on Indian roads to be electric. Industry executives want to see current programmes like the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid &) Electric Vehicles (FAME) scheme expanded and extended in order to accomplish this. Modi 3.0 can guarantee consistent advancement towards this goal by keeping up its support for these initiatives.

Reducing GST on Lithium-Ion Batteries

One important anticipation is that the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on lithium-ion battery packs and cells to be reduced. The production costs of EVs would be significantly reduced by lowering the GST, increasing consumer affordability and accelerating the adoption of EVs.

Enhancing Local Battery Supply

Initiatives such as the Production-Linked Incentives (PLI) programme are essential for encouraging the expansion of the local sector. These projects aim to guarantee a consistent supply of vital raw materials including lithium, nickel, cobalt, and manganese by increasing the supply of batteries made domestically, decreasing imports, and lowering battery costs.

Supporting Small-Town Entrepreneurs

Smaller Indian city startups are viewed as the country’s next big growth engine. It is anticipated that the new government would enact measures to assist small business owners by giving them access to capital and a favourable atmosphere in which to operate.

Ensuring Financial Market Stability

Startups are also looking to the government for measures to ensure financial market stability. By creating a stable financial environment, the government can help startups secure the funding they need to grow and succeed.

Emphasizing Privacy and Data Security

Startups place an immense value on data security and privacy in addition to  financial stability. The new government is being urged by industry stakeholders to prioritise these areas in order to establish a safe and secure environment for startups to develop.

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